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Vessel delivers absolute treasure to all who come along their journey [Music]

Get on Vessel early, while you still have the chance...

Well, there is no doubt that I’m on board with Vessel for the long haul.  Having finally seen their magic in action, I can honestly say they are amazing.  In the show’s preview write-up, Daniel Botula promised ‘Funktified Folk’ and what Vessel collectively delivered turned out to include seamless arrangements, phenomenal individ

WFPK’s Waterfront Wednesdays kick off is taking the sound downtown [Music]

TONIGHT!!!

It’s been roughly 8 years since I’ve been in Louisville for the full effect of the weeks of Derby debauchery, but the kickoff of ‘Waterfront Wednesdays’ sits atop my list of ways to really get things started.  Tonight, may just fill that void in one fell swoop.  Louisville’s own The Tunesmiths, Sugar and the Hi-Lows, and Chicago’s soul shaking JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound pack the bill with regional rock/soul/bluesy pumped-up goodness from start to finish.

They Might Be Giants command Louisville into joy frenzy [Music]

Last night marked the final WFPK Waterfront Wednesday of the year. They Might Be Giants headlined a beautiful evening along the water and commanded unified warfare within the crowd; sock puppet TMBG cover band The Avatars also made an appearance.

Waterfront Park. 9.21.11

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Say goodbye to Waterfront Wednesday [Family and parenting]

Summer is officially over and soon Waterfront Wednesdays--an amazing mixture of family, good music, and beer--will be too. Don't miss the last free show of the season.

Hopefully the ninety-degree weather is behind us; I welcome the crisp air of fall with open arms. But saying goodbye to the sweltering, hazy sky also means saying goodbye to the free outdoor music that WFPK's Waterfront Wednesdays bring to Louisville.

Tift Merritt plays Waterfront Wednesday [Music]

The weather gods smiled on Tift Merritt and her band as the rain kept away and a large crowd enjoyed her soulful music for WFPK's Waterfront Wednesday.

After a day of threatening storms, the sun made its appearance just long enough to welcome Tift Merritt to the stage with its last rays (following Robert Francis and the band Dawes) for WFPK's Waterfront Wednesday concert. Dressed for the humidity in a white blouse and hot pants, Tift and her band energized a large crowd, including several clusters of folks lounging on the decks of their boats nearby.

Interview: Tift Merritt brings soulful rock to Louisville's Waterfront Wednesday [Music]

Tift Merritt brings new music to Waterfront Wednesday on July 28. In an interview, she talks about her new album, songwriting inspirations, and having a Jim James as a backup vocalist on one of her songs.

North Carolina native Tift Merritt comes to town for July's WFPK Waterfront Wednesday on July 28 at Waterfront Park. She just released her fourth studio album, See You on the Moon, in June, working with a new producer, Tucker Martine, who has also worked with Spoon and The Decemberists, among others.

The weather broke just in time for Waterfront Wednesday [Downtown]

After flirting with triple digits for way too long, the weather has finally broken just in time for another Waterfront Wednesday.

After flirting with triple digits for way too long, the weather has finally broken just in time for another Waterfront Wednesday.

If you ask me, Waterfront Wednesday is an extra special gift to people who work downtown but live on the Indiana side of the river. Let everyone else battle traffic across the bridge. You can walk from your office down to the great lawn, nosh on some fair food and listen to free live music until rush hour is over.

Waterfront Wednesday with Josh Rouse, ALO, and Backyard Tire Fire [Music]

Neil Young is sold out at the Palace on Wednesday, but you can spread a blanket on Harbor Lawn for free and see a great lineup of music.
As this week winds down toward a holiday weekend, music fans in Louisville have a lot to look forward to with a diverse lineup of musicians from the classic to the little known and the up-and-coming. Even if your wallet could take the hit ($85, $125, $245), Neil Young's show at the Palace on Wednesday is sold out, but on the same night -- for free even -- you can catch Backyard Tire Fire, California band ALO, and headliner Josh Rouse at WFPK's Waterfront Wednesday.

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